Kevin Payne - Revision history

Blue at 01:31, 11 January 2010

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Blue at 01:30, 11 January 2010

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Blue at 01:28, 11 January 2010

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Emaster: updated internal link and added DEFAULTSORT

2008-04-07T17:36:46Z

updated internal link and added DEFAULTSORT

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	Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana, hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death was head trauma bleeding on the brain. It was subsequently reported, that Payne may have been complaining of headaches to people close to him prior to the Marlado bout; Payne however did not tell the commission doctor of any problems.		Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana, hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death was head trauma bleeding on the brain. It was subsequently reported, that Payne may have been complaining of headaches to people close to him prior to the Marlado bout; Payne however did not tell the commission doctor of any problems.

	The bout with Maraldo was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez Jr]] on a televised bout the following month.		The bout with Maraldo was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]] on a televised bout the following month.


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	*Boxer May Have Had Pre-Existing Brain Injury, Fort Wayne News-Sentinel, March 23, 2006. [http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/newssentinel/sports/14168636.htm]		*Boxer May Have Had Pre-Existing Brain Injury, Fort Wayne News-Sentinel, March 23, 2006. [http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/newssentinel/sports/14168636.htm]

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Rowdytimothy at 23:21, 5 April 2008

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	Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana, hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death was head trauma bleeding on the brain. It was subsequently reported, that Payne may have been complaining of headaches to people close to him prior to the Marlado bout; Payne however did not tell the commission doctor of any problems.		Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana, hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death was head trauma bleeding on the brain. It was subsequently reported, that Payne may have been complaining of headaches to people close to him prior to the Marlado bout; Payne however did not tell the commission doctor of any problems.

	The bout with Maraldo was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr]] on a televised bout the following month.		The bout with Maraldo was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez Jr]] on a televised bout the following month.

Matt: further information, complained of headaches before bout

2006-03-29T19:27:42Z

further information, complained of headaches before bout

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	Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana, hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death was ~~from injuries sustained in~~ the bout ~~with Maraldo~~.		Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana, hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death was head trauma bleeding on the brain. It was subsequently reported, that Payne may have been complaining of headaches to people close to him prior to the Marlado bout; Payne however did not tell the commission doctor of any problems.

	The bout with Maraldo was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr]] on a televised bout the following month.		The bout with Maraldo was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr]] on a televised bout the following month.


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			*Boxer May Have Had Pre-Existing Brain Injury, Fort Wayne News-Sentinel, March 23, 2006. [http://www.fortwayne.com/mld/newssentinel/sports/14168636.htm]

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Payne, Kevin]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Payne, Kevin]]
	[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Payne, Kevin]]		[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Payne, Kevin]]

Ric: spelling

2006-03-23T22:33:12Z

spelling

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	Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death, was from injuries sustained in the bout with ~~Marlado~~.		Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana, hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death was from injuries sustained in the bout with Maraldo.

	The bout with ~~Marlado~~ was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr]] on a televised bout the following month.		The bout with Maraldo was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr]] on a televised bout the following month.

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Payne, Kevin]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Payne, Kevin]]
	[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Payne, Kevin]]		[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Payne, Kevin]]

Brett at 03:27, 21 March 2006

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	Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death, was from injuries sustained in the bout with Marlado.		Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death, was from injuries sustained in the bout with Marlado.

Ric at 16:27, 20 March 2006

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	Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan ~~Marlado~~]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death, was from injuries sustained in the bout with Marlado.		Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Maraldo]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death, was from injuries sustained in the bout with Marlado.

	The bout with Marlado was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr.]] on a televised bout the following month.		The bout with Marlado was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr]] on a televised bout the following month.

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Payne, Kevin]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Payne, Kevin]]
	[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Payne, Kevin]]		[[Category:2006 Deaths\|Payne, Kevin]]

Matt: 2006 Death, ring fatality

2006-03-20T05:14:35Z

2006 Death, ring fatality

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Kevin Payne, who compiled a 14-5-1 record during his 11-year professional career, died in an Evansville, Indiana hospital at 2 PM, Sunday, March 19, 2006. Payne had won a 8-round split decision over [[Ryan Marlado]] in a bout the night before in Evansville. Though he had won, Payne had to be helped from the ring, and taken to the hospital on a stretcher. The chief deputy coroner at the hospital, Annie Groves, stated that the cause of Payne's death, was from injuries sustained in the bout with Marlado.

The bout with Marlado was televised on Spanish language channel Azteca America, and was intended to serve as an eliminator to find an opponent for [[Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr.]] on a televised bout the following month.

[[Category:Ring Fatalities|Payne, Kevin]]
[[Category:2006 Deaths|Payne, Kevin]]